Woodbridge Mayor Shares Community Updates

Mayor McCormac highlights upcoming events, service opportunities, and holiday schedule changes in Woodbridge, NJ

Published on Feb. 14, 2026

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In his weekly message, Woodbridge Mayor John McCormac provides updates on a variety of community events and activities happening in the town over the next week, including a dinosaur show, food drive, spaghetti dinner fundraiser, library classes, and more. He also shares some holiday schedule changes and a few lighthearted jokes for Valentine's Day.

Why it matters

This message from the mayor helps keep Woodbridge residents informed about the many community resources, services, and events available to them, fostering a sense of local engagement and civic pride. It also demonstrates the mayor's commitment to transparent communication and responsiveness to constituent needs.

The details

Mayor McCormac's message covers a wide range of upcoming events and activities in Woodbridge, including a dinosaur show at the Woodbridge Center mall, a food drive hosted by the Colonia Middle School Community Service Club, a spaghetti dinner fundraiser, library classes on topics like resume building and meditation, a fish fry dinner by the Knights of Columbus, a middle school youth night, and a classical music performance by the All-Seasons Chamber Players. He also notes that the town's mobile health unit will be making stops at various locations throughout the week.

  • Tonight, Woodbridge Center has the Big Feet Dinosaur Show lower-level center court at 6:30 pm.
  • Tomorrow, Saturday, the Colonia Middle School's Community Service Club has a Have-A-Heart food drive from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm at the Colonia VFW.
  • On Sunday, there is a spaghetti dinner fundraiser for a Woodbridge resident fighting an extremely rare disease at the Edison VFW from 1:00 to 5:00 pm, followed by a Woodbridge Elks State championship cook-off at 2:00 pm.
  • On Monday's holiday, there is open roller skating at the Community Center from 12:00 to 3:00 pm.
  • Next Saturday, February 21, the All-Seasons Chamber Players will be at the Barron Arts Center at 8:00 pm.

The players

John E. McCormac

The mayor of Woodbridge, New Jersey, who is providing this weekly community update message.

Middlesex Water

The water company that residents should contact to verify the legitimacy of any suspicious messages about water company payments.

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What they’re saying

“If you receive a suspicious message about a Water Company payment from a legal settlement, DO NOT click on anything or enter any information. Call Middlesex Water at 800-549-3802 or email info@middlesexwater.com to see if it is legitimate.”

— John E. McCormac, Mayor of Woodbridge (tapinto.net)

What’s next

Residents can contact Middlesex Water to verify the legitimacy of any suspicious messages about water company payments.

The takeaway

Mayor McCormac's weekly message provides Woodbridge residents with a comprehensive overview of the many community events, services, and resources available to them, demonstrating the town's commitment to fostering an engaged and informed local populace.